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From: George H. <geo...@us...> - 2011-11-18 22:40:03
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MIN ( n1 n2 -- n3 ) minimum of singles n1 and n2
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!
<p><hr>Document : w32f-boolean -- 2008/06/09 -- Camille Doiteau</p>
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MIN ( n1 n2 -- n3 ) minimum of singles n1 and n2
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! <h2>Floating Point Comparison operators</h2>
! <a href="dexh-float.htm#Sec#9">see here</a>
<p><hr>Document : w32f-boolean -- 2008/06/09 -- Camille Doiteau</p>
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the quick info to know in what source file this word was defined (say
"afile.f") and add at the beginning of your source the directive
! :<code> NEEDS afile.f</code></p>
<p>You can look at the <code>DEFER</code>ed words contents by typing, in the
! Console, <code>ACTION-OF adefer 'SEE</code> .
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the quick info to know in what source file this word was defined (say
"afile.f") and add at the beginning of your source the directive
! :<code> REQUIRE afile.f</code></p>
<p>You can look at the <code>DEFER</code>ed words contents by typing, in the
! Console, <code>SEE adefer</code> .
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<h1>Wordlists & Vocabularies</h1>
! <p>Given the ANS standard, wordlists have replaced vocabularies. They represent the same
! concept but wordlists are handled via numbers ("wid" or wordlists ids) and vocabularies
are handled by names, which is more handy. That is why we still use vocabularies in
! Win32Forth (They are internally defined as wordlists however). In the following, we will
consider wordlists and vocabularies as synonyms, which they are not.</p>
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<h1>Wordlists & Vocabularies</h1>
! <p>In the ANS standard, wordlists have replaced vocabularies. They represent the same
! concept but wordlists are handled via unique identifiers ("wid" or wordlists ids) and vocabularies
are handled by names, which is more handy. That is why we still use vocabularies in
! Win32Forth (They are internally defined as wordlists however).Win32Forth Vocabularies follow the Forth-83 model
! (the same as g Forth). In the following, we will
consider wordlists and vocabularies as synonyms, which they are not.</p>
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<p>Note : this is the initial order. If you accidentally remove the <code>FORTH</code> vocabulary
! just before <code>ROOT</code> , you will not have any word left but <code>FORTH</code> (this is
! the only word defined in <code>ROOT</code>) and you will have to execute it to restore the
! order to : </p>
<pre> ORDER
Context: FORTH ROOT
Current: FORTH ok</pre>
! <p>You can deliberately clean the search order by invoquing the word <code>ONLY</code>. For
! the same reason as above, you will then be obliged to invoque <code>FORTH</code> to
obtain the same result. So remember that you have to use the sequence <code>ONLY FORTH</code>
to clean the search order.</p>
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<p>Note : this is the initial order. If you accidentally remove the <code>FORTH</code> vocabulary
! just before <code>ROOT</code> , you will not have any words left but <code>FORTH</code>
! , <code>FORTH-WORDLIST</code> and <code>SET-ORDER</code>(these are the only words defined in
! <code>ROOT</code>) and you will have to execute one or more of them in order to restore the order
! to :</p>
<pre> ORDER
Context: FORTH ROOT
Current: FORTH ok</pre>
! <p>You can deliberately clean the search order by invoking the word <code>ONLY</code>. For
! the reason given above, you will then be obliged to invoke <code>FORTH</code> to
obtain the same result. So remember that you have to use the sequence <code>ONLY FORTH</code>
to clean the search order.</p>
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Current: FORTH </pre>
! <p>Invoquing a vocabulary name replaces the top of <code>ORDER</code> with that vocabulary.
Still with the previous example :</p>
<pre> ASSEMBLER
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Current: FORTH </pre>
! <p>Invoking a vocabulary name replaces the top of <code>ORDER</code> with that vocabulary.
Still with the previous example :</p>
<pre> ASSEMBLER
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